Solidworks tip for exporting an STL.
You probably have a better workflow and hopefully pay better attention to the concordant system than I do. I was trying to export an .STL from a many hours long design to 3D Print. All geometry was based off of a a "sketch from image" import of a picture. I did my due diligence to scale the image, but didn't bother making sure it was at the origin when placed. Pretty dumb I know.
Probably ~6 hours in, I'm ready to print, and my exported file is physically huge and way too large for the print bed, because my drawing started WAY out in space. Move/Copy worked to move the finished body, but I couldn't move the initial sketch from image, without breaking pretty much ALL dependencies.
Turns out you can select the bodies you want to export. I've always just exported everything.
I'm aware that I could have tricked it to print by changing my print bed size in the slicer too, but I really didn't want to do that.
